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Disco BiscuitsDisco Biscuits Live at Auditorium Theatre on 2009-10-31 (October 31, 2009)

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Collection: DiscoBiscuits
Band/Artist: Disco Biscuits
Date: October 31, 2009 (check for other copies)
Venue: Auditorium Theatre
Location: Chicago IL

Source: CA-14 > CA-9100 > R-09HR
Lineage: CA-14 > CA-9100 > R-09HR > SDHC > CD Wave > Sound Forge (Channels balanced, EQ, fades, dith/exp as 16/44) > TLH (FLAC Lvl. 8)
Taped by: Jon G.
Transferred by: Jon G.
Keywords: bisco; church audio; ca-14


Description

Disc I
1. Strobelights and Martinis
2. Pimp Blue Rikki
3. Flash Mob>
4. Mindless Dribble Part I>
5. Caves of the East>
6. Mindless Dribble Part II>
7. Confrontation Part I (Dyslexic)

Disc II
8. Stone>
9. The Devil's Waltz
10. On Time>
11. Confrontation Part II (Dyslexic)>
12. Spraypaint Part I>
13. Tempest>
14. Tricycle>
15. Spraypaint Part II

Disc III
16. Spy
17. I am One (Smashing Pumpkins) [First Play]
18. Save the Robots (Dyslexic Completion of 10.29)>
19. Run Like Hell (Completes 10.28)

Individual Files

Audio Files Flac VBR MP3 Ogg Vorbis
Strobelights and Martinis 38.0 MB
9.5 MB
4.6 MB
Pimp Blue Rikki 55.8 MB
12.4 MB
6.1 MB
Flash Mob > 41.7 MB
9.7 MB
4.7 MB
Mindless Dribble (Part I) > 93.1 MB
21.4 MB
10.8 MB
Caves of the East > 84.8 MB
20.4 MB
10.2 MB
Mindless Dribble (Part II) > 64.5 MB
14.7 MB
7.3 MB
Confrontation (Part I Dyslexic) 28.0 MB
5.9 MB
2.9 MB
Stone 19.1 MB
4.6 MB
2.3 MB
The Devil's Waltz 64.7 MB
16.3 MB
8.1 MB
On Time > 73.3 MB
16.6 MB
8.5 MB
Confrontation (Part II Dyslexic) > 52.4 MB
12.1 MB
6.2 MB
Spraypaint (Part I) > 53.9 MB
13.7 MB
6.8 MB
Tempst (Part I) > 28.6 MB
6.4 MB
3.1 MB
Tricycle > 24.8 MB
5.3 MB
2.7 MB
Tempest (Part II) > 22.7 MB
6.1 MB
3.0 MB
Spraypaint (Part II) 41.8 MB
9.8 MB
5.0 MB
Spy 76.7 MB
17.7 MB
9.0 MB
I am One (The Smashing Pumpkins) 39.7 MB
9.9 MB
4.9 MB
Save the Robots (Dyslexic Completion of 10.30) > 48.2 MB
11.3 MB
5.9 MB
Run Like Hell (Pink Floyd Completion of 10.28) 35.5 MB
7.3 MB
3.8 MB
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Average Rating: 4.17 out of 5 stars4.17 out of 5 stars4.17 out of 5 stars4.17 out of 5 stars

Reviewer: heavydoses421 - 5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars - November 7, 2009
Subject: Taste it!
It was a great show; Bisco anyway, Glitch could have done better, orchard lounge and holy fuck should simply drop their musical ambitions... I have no idea how they landed that gig, but their acts gave me time to catch a smoke at least. Col. I doubt you would have hit me, ya shouldn't worry too much about my friends and I howling at bisco shows pro recordings don't pick it up, and are reasonably priced. No offense tapper I payed to have a good time, good work on the recording though, we sound nice

Reviewer: col. phorbin - 3.00 out of 5 stars3.00 out of 5 stars3.00 out of 5 stars - November 3, 2009
Subject: it was a show...thats what can be said about it
decent sound on the recording. nice clarity...a little much crowd noise for me, especially when the assholes start howling during on time > confro. would have had a higher rating, i like the sound, but the track splits are a bit of an issue...had running continuously for a bit now, so havent paid a lot of attention, but the spraypaint > tempest and robots > RLH are way off from what i heard while importing.
still, thanks, jon for the hard work...keep taping bisco and the tracks and splits will come in time. and sometimes its hard to avoid the dick that sings along to cyclone 4 feet from a mic...how are you even singing along? its a damn instrumental. and apparently that guy was right next to you...(i may have hit him during spraypaints first chorus)

jeeezes...im in the paint as i write this and the crowd noise/talking is overwhelming..."yeah, they're planin on goin into something."...what a profound statement.

show-wise, this is pretty average (not as bad as some have said, IMO) but not what a halloween show should be. S&M was forced from the beginning and they lost the timing at least three times. from there through the 'spooky' part of caves i wanted to rip my face from the bones to be entertained. > dribble > confro end was hardly a save, but alright. stone > waltz was played where it should be, the beginning of a set, not the end. On time > dys confro was fun...the end of composed on time needs some work, and the jam that followed was nothing new, but still a fun one. tempest seemed pretty lethargic both live and again on tape (both mali-faced and sober in other words) and that one note in the middle of a tricycle stanza should have been changed to the one note that is the difference between trike and a buddha ending (buddha endings have been crushed this year). plus, what the hell is that drop after trike to head back to the paint? one of a few musical non sequiturs of the evening. spy was spy and again i wanted to tear my face. and i am one was a hair better than killing in the name. dont bother listening to the encore.

thats what ive got to say about it...listen for yourself and agree or tell me a deaf man would be making better use of hearing ears.

Reviewer: EnglishSkylarking - - November 2, 2009
Subject: Shenanigans!
In response to scinoodle and CEK:

I hadn't listened to any of the Biscuits' songs until I learned about the tickets for tapers deal. I took a listen and thought they were pretty good and that I might like to record them, so I have no intimate experience with their works.

I did, however, when I was looking where to split the tracks, have their album discography at hand (despite what little use it was), other peoples' Biscuits recordings via LMA, the set list and lyrics. I listened and made judgment calls. The songs that don't transition to others were easy, but, I think I did OK deciding where to split the others.

Reviewer: xxwakehopperxx - 4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars - November 2, 2009
Subject: hearing before seeing?
why is it that impossible to think he heard them before seeing them? if he records he is obviously an avid listener of music... silly.

wish i had been there, bummer people thought it was a sub par show!

Reviewer: gstibinz - 5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars - November 2, 2009
Subject: holy fuck
sucked they put on a sloppy show. a lot of feedback that just didnt play that well the glitch mob blew them out of the water they but on a great preformance. but bisco ohh man bisco was rediculasly perfect

Reviewer: CEK - 4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars - November 2, 2009
Subject: yea seriously!!!!
its completely impossible for you to have listened to a show before you saw a show, so how the fuck do you know the song splits??? i'm completely baffled. there is no way you could have conceivably heard this band before the first show you saw.

giving it a 4 just because they played Pimp Blue Rikki. Even if the rest of the show is terrible, at least it has a tall cool PBR.

Reviewer: scinoodle - 4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars - November 2, 2009
Subject: Sweet show
just wondering how you knew the songs and track splits if it was your first show

Notes

Updated 2010-09-06, completely retracked with CD Wave and edited. This is the final version.

The Disco Biscuits
Auditorium Theatre
Chicago, Illinois, USA
2009.10.31
2137-0100

Taper
Jon G.

Location
Main Floor
Orchestra Section
Aisle 2
Row C
Seat 201 (Approximately 20' from stage, toward right stack)

Lineage/Source
(1)(From taper)
> Church Audio CA-14 Cardioid (DINa via hat-mount)
> Church Audio CA-9100 4.0
> Blue Jeans Cable MSA-1
> Roland Edirol R-09HR 1.06 (Line-in, unity gain, 24-bit/96kHz WAV)
> SanDisk Ultra II 16GB SDHC
> Transfer to PC via SanDisk MicroMate SDHC-USB
> CD Wave Editor 1.98 (Tracking)
> Sony Sound Forge 10.0b (Channels balanced, EQ, fades, dithered to/exported as 16-bit/44.1kHz WAV)
> Trader's Little Helper 2.6.0.168 (FLAC Lvl. 8, FFP)
> AddaWav (Track joining)
> Foobar v1.0.3 (Tagging)
> LMA
> You

Lineup (In Halloween costume)
Allen Aucoin - Drums
Aaron Magner - Keyboards
Marc Brownstein - Bass Guitar
Jon Gutwillig - Guitar

Play Time - 02:45:08
Set I
Strobelights and Martinis
Pimp Blue Rikki
Flash Mob>
Mindless Dribble Part I>
Caves of the East>
Mindless Dribble Part II>
Confrontation Part I (Dyslexic)

Set II
Stone
The Devil's Waltz
On Time>
Confrontation Part II (Dyslexic)>
Spraypaint Part I>
Tempest>
Tricycle>
Spraypaint Part II
Spy
I am One (Smashing Pumpkins) [First Play]
Save the Robots (Dyslexic Completion of 10.29)>
Run Like Hell (Pink Floyd Completes 10.28)


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